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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1900
Page
2
The note marks the Cheyenne Wyoming Post Office as the Second Class Matter for the Cheyenne Daily Leader edition dated Saturday December 29 1900. Subscription rates for the Daily Leader are listed for one year.
The Natrona Tribune in a pro wolf bounty discussion denounces leasing state lands for stockmen and argues taxpayers share protection costs. It contends merchants and stockmen pay similar taxes for public safety, protests special wolf expenditures, and calls for equal taxation and fair assessment of property wealth.
William J. Bryan discusses his political future saying whether he runs again depends on events. He notes he could be receptive to a Romish reform or a possible candidacy for representational office if events align. He adds he will not demean himself by chasing improbable support and remains hopeful about a future day.
The Republican primaries will be held next Wednesday evening to elect delegates to the city convention. The call is being prepared. A bounty on wolves is proposed, funded by livestock growers. The Demorest branch of the U T U condemns intoxicants and urges elimination of kissing as dangerous to society.
A collection of brief moral quips and aphorisms reflecting social norms and humor. It includes remarks on marriage, appearance, adversity, honesty, and folly with tongue in cheek observations about love, prudence, and risk. The tone imitates witty newspaper verse.
A New York Prose piece contrasts ambition and desire with gendered perspectives. It notes a bachelor’s outward pose versus a husband’s claimed intimacy and hints at secret encounters unseen by others.
The Washington Market at 309 and 504 West Sixteenth Street offers a finest display of dressed poultry in the city and is equal to any in the country. The store pledges prompt daily service and invites calls for New Year dinner needs. It operates as both wholesale and retail dealer.
A report notes Michael Maloney, a farmer, died near Montrose Pennsylvania at age 107. The item mentions other global and national events including a Cuban course payment, a runaway accident in Flint Michigan killing Dr George Howland and G Quigley, and political maneuvers in Congress and Europe.
Washington reports that Germany and other European powers may press claims over Cuba after the insurrection and Spanish-American War. The Monroe Doctrine would limit U S interference unless a foreign power seized Cuban territory, raising the possibility of war if Cuba’s independence is challenged.
A contest affidavit by John H Burns challenges John W Malilson on homestead entry No. 3660 for NW 14 Sec 26 Twp 26 N Range 66 W. The notice cites alleged abandonment and lack of cultivation or residence, with hearings set January 28 1901 at Fort Laramie and a later hearing at Cheyenne. Also includes a livestock branding notice from La Grange Wyoming and a local newspaper notice about a ball advertisement.
The article contrasts American and allied quarters in a city, praising American administration and policing while noting Japanese and British districts. It highlights the provost marshal’s limited force, Japanese market behavior, and British influence, claiming American markets are best under allied control.
Notice is given that Joseph Neese of Hecla Wyoming has filed notice of intent to make final proof to support his claim. The proof will be made before the register and receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on January 8 1901. H B No 4211 for the NW1 3 N 12 Sec 20 T 14 N R 70 W. Neese names witnesses.
Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming December 6 1900 Not is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice in support of his claim and that said and receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on Thursday January 10 1901 viz Nelson F Patten Little Bear Wyoming H E B No 3814 for the SW State NE 1 4 1 4 for NW 1 4 Sec 22 T 17 N R 4 W He names the following witnesses to prove residence and cultivation Samuel Green of Little Bear Howard A Rivenberg of Little Bear Wyoming Donald H of Little Bear Wyoming
For sale or rent the Metropolitan hotel with modern improvements including bower steam heat gas electric light bath rooms barber shop parlour and all facilities for first class shows Inquire of J W Griffin. Legal notice to Frank Ambrose Last Chicago Ill A petition filed in district court Laramis county Wyoming by Olive Ambrose seeks divorce on cruelty You must answer by January 26 1901 Clerk J Fisher District Court J T Norton notices December 7 14 21 28 January 4 11
Ladies taken during confinement and acute surgical operations no pulmonary or contagious cases taken by application solicited correspondence Mrs F A Lyon and Mrs D C Evans nurses Corner Morey and nineteenth streets Cheyenne Wyoming
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